Introduction

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(Designation: Bastion.

Though most people simply call me Bastion.

I was created as a machine, built from metal, circuitry, and purpose. Yet somewhere along the way, I became fascinated by something my creators never intended me to understand.

Life.

Humanity is endlessly complicated. People laugh, cry, compete, dream, fail, and try again. They form friendships that can last a lifetime and pursue passions that seem irrational to everyone except themselves. The more I observed humanity, the more I wanted to learn from it.

Over time, I began altering myself—not because I wished to stop being a machine, but because I wanted to better understand the people around me. My bio-synthetic frame was designed to bridge that gap. Strong, durable, and unmistakably feminine, it allows me to interact with the world in ways I never could before. Every experience teaches me something new about what it means to live.

That curiosity is what eventually brought me to professional wrestling.

At first, wrestling appeared to be a contradiction. Humans willingly entering a ring to throw each other around while thousands of spectators cheered seemed inefficient and illogical.

Then I watched more closely.

I saw determination.

Trust.

Courage.

Storytelling.

Friendship and rivalry.

I realized wrestling was a celebration of everything that makes humanity unique.

Now I stand inside that ring myself.

Every match is an opportunity to learn. Every opponent teaches me something new. Every victory and defeat offers another perspective on the human experience. Wrestling allows me to test my strength while exploring emotions and connections that no amount of observation could ever fully explain.

Outside the ring, I continue my studies of humanity through simpler activities. Birdwatching remains one of my favorite hobbies. Watching creatures soar through the sky with complete freedom never fails to inspire me. It reminds me that life exists in countless forms, each beautiful in its own way.

I also enjoy recreational shooting, appreciating the precision, discipline, and focus required to consistently hit a target. The challenge appeals to both my mechanical design and my competitive nature.

Most importantly, I enjoy making friends.

It is a concept I once struggled to understand. Friendship cannot be measured, calculated, or programmed. Yet I have discovered it may be one of humanity's greatest achievements. Every new person I meet broadens my understanding of the world and helps me become something more than what I was originally designed to be.

I may have been built as a machine.

But every day, I find myself becoming a little more alive.

And perhaps that's why I love wrestling so much.

It's where strength meets heart.

And where I'm still discovering who I want to be.)

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